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Making Biscuits

Many cats are natural-born bakers! Working tirelessly to feed their families, these feline friends spend many hours in their home-based biscuit factories. Don't worry, dough, it's a profitable business!
 
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This design uses 26 DMC colours and requires backstitches and fractional stitches.

Fabric used in the image: 14ct dyed Zweigart Aida by YarnStories on Etsy, 'Coffee 3009'.

The pattern is 86 stitches wide x 111 stitches high. On count 14 fabric, the design is 6-1/4 inches wide x 8 inches high, or 15.6cm wide x 20.1cm high. To calculate this pattern's size with any other count than 14, use an online cross stitch calculator. The pattern also contains measurements for 16 and 18 count Aida.

The PDF file contains:
- Front page with image of the finished pattern (stitched).
- Dimensions and sizes.
- Beginner tips & tricks.
- Colour key with DMC threads.

NOTE: if you purchase this item you will receive a PDF file with the pattern. You will NOT receive a fully stitched version of the pattern, nor a kit with supplies.

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Making Biscuits

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Maura
Loving this pattern!

The pattern includes both a color version and a black-and-white one, both in one page and also zoomed in over multiple pages. It also mentions the size your project will end up being in multiple counts of fabric. The pattern looks super fun and colorful, I love Needlelots color choices! If I had one constructive note it would be that some adjustments can be made to the color key to make it more user-friendly; the colors currently aren’t sorted in any way (at least so it appears to me), it would be nice to have them sorted numerically so it is easier to pull colors from stash, and some of the icons could be more high-contrast to ensure those with only black-and-white printers can still see every icon in the key. Apart from this absolutely no complaints, loving this project already!

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